
Sovereign bonds, convenience yields, and the resurgence of supply shocks
Many sovereign bonds trade at a premium for being safe assets that retain their value even in deep recessions.

Many sovereign bonds trade at a premium for being safe assets that retain their value even in deep recessions.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the financial sector. This column introduces the seventh report in The Future of Banking

The global economy is facing heightened uncertainty, clouding economic forecasts. In our recently launched April 2025 Middle East and North

The goods trade gap contracted 46.0% to $87.6 billion last month, the Commerce Department’s Census Bureau said on Friday

The new targets, to be formally included in the government’s upcoming fiscal and economic policy guidelines in June, represent

Rome’s determination to have a say in the reshaping of Italy’s financial sector has made things increasingly unpredictable for

Since 1989, most central banks around the world have adopted an inflation targeting regime. This column argues that credit

Recent events, such as tariff announcements, illustrate that even global shocks may feature important country-specific components. This column finds

Reductions in women’s labour supply after childbirth remain a persistent driver of gender earnings inequality. Using data from West

This blog post is part of a special series based on the April 2025 Commodity Markets Outlook, a flagship report

Many sovereign bonds trade at a premium for being safe assets that retain their value even in deep recessions.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the financial sector. This column introduces the seventh report in The Future of Banking

The global economy is facing heightened uncertainty, clouding economic forecasts. In our recently launched April 2025 Middle East and North

The goods trade gap contracted 46.0% to $87.6 billion last month, the Commerce Department’s Census Bureau said on Friday

The new targets, to be formally included in the government’s upcoming fiscal and economic policy guidelines in June, represent

Rome’s determination to have a say in the reshaping of Italy’s financial sector has made things increasingly unpredictable for

Since 1989, most central banks around the world have adopted an inflation targeting regime. This column argues that credit

Recent events, such as tariff announcements, illustrate that even global shocks may feature important country-specific components. This column finds

Reductions in women’s labour supply after childbirth remain a persistent driver of gender earnings inequality. Using data from West

This blog post is part of a special series based on the April 2025 Commodity Markets Outlook, a flagship report




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